nukuiro Exhibition / Kashmir Weaving and Embroidery

The word "nukuiro" means "warm colors" and expresses the warmth and rich colors of handwork.
The brand director, Satoko Shibuya, introduces the handwork of Pashmina shawl craftsmen who have been quietly preserving the tradition for more than 100 years in Srinagar, Kashmir, India. She strongly believes that their handwork reaching Japanese enthusiasts contributes to their joy and satisfaction, and she travels back and forth between Japan and India to help pass down Kashmir culture.

Hand-woven Pashminas made of pure Ladakh cashmere and hand-embroidered shawls called Sozni
Also, beaded Kani woven shawls

The theme of this exhibition is "Onko chisin (Review the old and know the new)." 
She has infused traditional motifs, cherished as antiques, with a fresh sense of air, elevating them into designs that resonate with our hearts today.

Creations that honor the gentle flow of the whole.
Creations that invite you to savor each motif through the grace of empty space.
Creations that let warmth linger in the touch of your hand.

In this exhibition, where countless singular treasures await, come see, come touch, and immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of the past.